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So you have this great new house that you love but either you don’t have enough furniture to fill it or it is a completely different style from your last place and the traditional oak and brass dining set doesn’t fit your awesome new contemporary pad.  Or, you are ready to upgrade from college furniture…

Increase efficiency, not size. If you can reorganize and equip your kitchen for maximum utility, you may not need to blow out the walls to gain square footage. Start by replacing space–hogging shelves with cabinet–height pullout drawers 8 inches wide, containing racks for canned goods and other items. “You’re getting three or more horizontal planes…